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INTUITY Messaging SolutionsR5 Integration with DEFINITY Mode-Code3 DEFINITY Mode Code Switch IntegrationIntuity AUDIX AdministrationIssue 2January 2001Page 3-22Table 3-6.Dial Plan Translation Window— Field DescriptionsField Description ValuesIntegrationINTUITYExtensionLengthSwitchNetworkAccess CodeSwitchPrefixSwitchStart Ext.Switch EndExt.INTUITYPrefixSwitchNumberRemote[Y/N]Displays the switch selected on the SwitchSelection window (see Figure 3-11).Specifies the number of digits in the dialplan.Specifies the code dialed to reach thenetwork. For example, you might dial 9 firstto reach an outside line.Specifies the initial part of the code sent bythe switch as part of the call information.Specifies the first extension number in therange of allowed extension numbers.Specifies the last extension number in therange of allowed extension numbers.Specifies the digits that prefix the INTUITYmailbox numbers.Number that uniquely identifies the switchand is used to address it. The Intuity AUDIXsystem uses this number to differentiatebetween subscribers on different switches.Specifies whether the administered switchnamed in the Switch Number field is aremote switch on the network or a localswitch.Display only.3 to 10 integers.The number must be thesame as the number ofdigits administered for theINTUITY prefix combinedwith the number of digitsfor the (start or end)extension number.Not used in mode-codeintegration. Leave thisfield blank.Not used in mode-codeintegration. Leave thisfield blank.The number of digitsspecified for the start andend extension numbersmust be identical. Forexample, to specify therange 200–3999, enter:■ Start extension 0200■ End extension 3900Not used in mode-codeintegration. Leave thisfield blank.Maximum of three digits,range 1–999. Thisnumber must match theone that identifies theswitch in AUDIXadministration.Enter n for mode-codeintegration.Continued on next page
INTUITY Messaging SolutionsR5 Integration with DEFINITY Mode-Code3 DEFINITY Mode Code Switch IntegrationIntuity AUDIX AdministrationIssue 2January 2001Page 3-23ExampleThe following example illustrates entries used for the common scenario wherethere is a single switch connection and fixed-length switch subscriber extensions.Table 3-7.INTUITY extension length = 4SwitchPrefixSwitchStart Ext.SwitchEndExt.INTUITYPrefixSwitchID2000 9999 1 NRemote[Y/N]Stopping and Starting the Voice SystemTo execute any changes you have made to the switch integration administrationwindows in the procedures in this chapter, you must stop and then restart thevoice system.! CAUTION:Only stop the voice system when it is absolutely necessary. All calls inprogress will be disconnected. Subscribers calling the AUDIX system willhear a fast busy signal. Callers sent to AUDIX coverage will hear ringing withno answer.Complete this procedure to stop and restart the voice system.1. Start at the Avaya INTUITY Main Menu (Figure 3-9) and select> Customer/Services Administration> System Management> System Control> Stop Voice SystemNOTE:Be sure to select Stop Voice System. Do not select ShutdownVoice System.The system displays the Wait Time window (Figure 3-15).
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